One shot. The last phone call between Sherlock and John, told from John's point of view. Every thought he had had, all the things he had wished he had said but didn't...

This has many emotions so go grab your tissues and a cuppa. Maybe a coffee. Black two sugars and you'll be upstairs? Possible sequal.

Jim and Sherlock both faked their deaths on the roof of St. Bart's. Then they run into each other, some time later. Fate's a bitch. isn't it?

Because as long as John needed him, Sherlock would be there. Even if John didn't know, even if he didn't believe. Sherlock would always be John's guardian angel, minus the wings.

Sherlock's having trouble understanding John's emotions after his fall. One-Shot

Life is a series of missed opportunities; what if John hadn't followed Stamford to Bart's that day?

Jim Moriarty avait horreur qu'on lui mente, c'était pour ça qu'après ce coup foiré de Sherlock il était normal qu'il se venge. Mais enfermés dans une pièce, seuls et avec une seule arme, Jim et Sherlock n'avaient absolument aucune idée de comment Jim allait se venger.

If you liked the first one, you'll LOVE this. Jim and Seb are back with missing stories from Watch the World Burn. M for everything: language, violence, suicidal thoughts, torture, male snogging, and of course, m/m and slash. Read and review and share with your friends!

OS MorMor. Langage cru, violence. Le patron est d'humeur morose depuis que les frères Holmes ont fait capoter ses plans... post Reichenbach Fall.

John cannot heal from Sherlock's death. Until he meets Amelie. Until the detective shows up in their flat. Everything is almost normal - but Seb Moran doesn't like normal.

The last thing John wanted was to be stuck in an elevator with Sherlock. However in every crappy situation something good always comes out. Watson & Holmes Friendship, Dialog Only.

One of Sherlock's experiments goes seriously wrong, and he ends up setting fire to the flat. Oneshot, established Johnlock.

Qui est le plus grand ennemi de Sherlock? Surment pas celui auquel vous pensez en cet instant...

John Watson is very familiar with monsters. After all, he's been living with them his entire life. The one by his side now might wear a pretty moniker and a pretty coat and, undoubtedly, a pretty face, but he's a monster all the same. Post-Apocalyptic AU with a side of zombies!

Sherlock discovers this website.

Spoilers alert! If you haven't watched the whole of the second season then please turn back now! For the rest, please read if you want to find out! Thks. Story on HIATUS for now. I don't know whether I should continue or not.

It all happens on a Thursday- which, frankly, is absolutely, one hundred percent predictable because John has never managed to get the hang of Thursdays. Zombielock AU/Slash.

Sherlock and Moriarty pause the game they're playing to get something out of their systems that they've wanted to do for awhile. PWP smut with blood play, dub con, and whipping

John has noticed that a lot of people seem intimidated by Sherlock's intelligence, and sets out to find the answer. WARNING: Complete and utter crack. This is in no way, shape, or form supposed to be taken seriously. May lower your IQ. Kittens with guns, what?

John hears Sherlock's violin playing downstairs and, unlike all the times this has happened before, he knows that it's real. Sherlock's just downstairs, playing his violin like he never left. Takes place after Reichenbach and after Sherlock's return.

Sherlock Holmes has decided that he is ready to return to England three years after his suicide. On a voyage back from New York City, he discovers an unlikely face upon the same ship. Will this unwelcome character pose a problem for Sherlock's return?

The blade was traced almost delicately up over his chin and across his cheek until it was resting just below his eye. "There's not much use for a consulting detective if he can't see." Sherlock's attempts to win John over after a particularly harsh fight are put on hold when a case ends up being more challenging than he anticipated.

Contains: Spoilers for the Reichenbach Fall, mentions of suicide. In some ways, Sherlock was crueler than Moriarty could ever hope to be. No slash

As a child Sherlock is desperate for comfort but has problems with physical contact. In the end it's Mycroft who finds the perfect solution.

I am happy to finally announce that we have made it internet-official, dear readers: Sherlock Holmes and I are going steady. Madly in love. Oh and by the way if there are any gay-bashers out there, we're definitely not just doing this to catch you.